Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27
HEBRON.

Pot J.F. Moody spcni sanity st bis
~ 'lh,f's.
NJ \ 4. Glllapdvr has gone 10 Auburn
- sttsri school.
Mr. F.ye hss returned from hls voyage
Ia The tshl- aud will s,,snd The aeais'ny.
Mrs. j. weth,rbes. OF Bos,oo, is,lsi'ing
rristives here.
Me-. and Mrs. H,rien AMI daughter At.
tended The association =, South Paris this
week
Mrs. Pred Paris i very sick.
The h~, lyc,um occurred "Wednesday
evening. G.
The ball game OF Saturday. September
iTth, between the Hebron Academy aud
South Paris bins, on the lst,cr's grounds,
resulted In big surptlse Ia both sidcs anu
large score FOR both sides also, but much
In favor az Hebron Academy.
The Hcbroos received challenge ifom
the South Psrl, second nine and expected
To play them, hut the second nlne, certsin
rumors hsvipg been borne 10 them OF The
Hebron boys sh.liiy 20 plsy ball. solicited
aid from their biz brothers of TIE hrst
nine. who were only too glad 10 take Pity
GA the Aforesaid second nlnei 80 when
they hsd at lsst collected their forces and
arranged them In battle array. ready Tn
'.do o. the IIebrouits the Hebron Aosde-
nv bays founi themselves cOrfrontei ~
I've player. from the flrst rlne, which hsi
aeq1lt'ei Itself with honor Ia the struggle
Tor the championship Of Oxford County
DOGGY In the bir. supported by Records
behind the bat
Pisy was called Al ! 80 with Hebron y,
The bat when Glover had retired on Tour
strike, Thayer drove the ball 10 len Tor a
single aud Immediately stole second aud
scored on Bonnsy's base hlt Blcknell
WAS hit by the ball sni took nrsi. Bonney
came In On passed ball, while Moody aud
Bearce retired. Then South Paris ny
Eooi hits sccrtt four runs, one msn fying
out IN Besrce aud Edwsris ani Blaks
thrown out Al Diet
ia the second Hebron was retired Ia one
two. three order, while South Paris scored
two. thus gl,lrg them the lead OF four
RUS
In the third by heavy batting aud sue.
ces.fnl base running Hebron soofcd six
runs when the side was retired and the
lss; hail proved picnic for south fafi.,
who by means ofsuccessful hits aud costly
fielding errors made SIX runs. Jasi here
Hebron 70, little ratified and ths home
team plAlnly flt,erei themselves THAI ,hsy
coald keep ,hom 80, but Hebron rallied Ia
the fourth ard put In Ten runs, llt was ihe
other slde ths, was raitlid this hme) aud
shut out South Paris In the fourth AMI
1nh without ruu.
RECORDS wss put IN the boz Ia The foufih
.nd Mas thumpcd all over the h'li for no
Innings when Mitchell wen, In 80 win the
game" for the home team, aud was very
eifsctusl only eight runs bsins made on
him In the seventh.
The most noticeable feature OF the game
IVES The bat,lug OF the visitors sui ihr
discouraged manner OF the home issms
playing after The frst four innlng.. Af"r
ihe nr.i three innings Thiyer w,s b'li-d
with hut little eject
nis reported that the Hebron boys pre-.
fcr not 10 Play ball after dark. That IL
yon want ITO snatch victory from the JINs
OF defeat" II alnt 10 be done that way.
sCoRE ny INNINGS.
south Paris. .aeee 81
iIsbrOn. - 81
wednesday = game was played by the
frsi and second Academy mines. which ie'
suited In favor OF the frst. Eiile Glover
IL connected with the nrsi uine.
Mrs Dr. BArrows' sou came this week
from Bo.iou. and took back his little ncph-
ew. Harold Barrows.
Wednesday evening the students held
their firsi lyceum and gave excellent sAil.'
faction. Misses Irish and True came from
The paper was edited by Nc.
Dodge and Miss Proctor.
Mrs. John Quincy l. dangerously sick.
Charles II. George. Eco. has heen sick
and IL At present unable 10 attend public
meetings.
Between nfle,n and twenty from this
Mace attended the association ~ South
Paris. Rev. II. II. Marshall aud vile came
home with Mr. and Mrs. Everett. u.